![]() ![]() “This alliance with NEC will enable Tait to offer reliable and cost-effective connectivity between remote sites in mission critical emergency services networks for voice and data services, without compromising availability,” said Clapper. “Microwave backhaul is at the heart of any emergency service’s network, providing connectivity between two-way radio base stations and the core network,” said Craig Clapper, Global President, Solutions and Business Development of Tait Communications. ![]() In partnership with Tait Communications, which has customers in all geographical regions in the world, emergency services’ radio networks also stand to gain from NEC’s investments in next generation microwave backhaul technologies. NEC developed iPASOLINK VR with a view to supporting mobile operators’ and public safety mobile broadband networks’ growing needs to expand capacity using technologies such as software-defined networking to enable rapid adoption of virtualisation and automation of wireless transport networks. NEC’s iPASOLINK VR series is a new addition to the iPASOLINK family that are designed to enable high-speed and high-capacity wireless transmission as well as support current mobile communications such as LTE-Advanced. Under the agreement, Tait Communications, a New Zealand-headquartered multinational radio communications firm, will adopt NEC’s iPASOLINK VR microwave radio product family as part of its portfolio of mission critical communication solutions for emergency services and other vertical markets. ![]() ![]() NEC Australia together with NEC New Zealand has announced an agreement with Tait Communications to deliver mission critical wireless services to emergency services organisations worldwide. ![]()
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